Mohave County miner., 1887-07-02
1916.
1887.
The Union fore yer.
Long may she rave.
Subacrihe ior tl,e My.vy

The Fourth Of July comes next Monday.
Caldwell Wright Is over from the Park.
Supervisor Nelson Is In town iull--oi
gae.
The voice Of tie firecracker is heard in
the land.
Don't forget TO spend the Fourth oi
July in Kingmart.
d. McCright, Of Signal, sent up q
few sacks Of rich ore last week.
Supervisors meet on Tuesday morning
at ten o'clock. Hand in your bills.
Mrs. Johnson was married last night to
Mr.. Gillespie, Rev. W. @. Blakely tying
the knot.
w. Il. Ridenolr, one of the oldest citi-
zens oi tliis part Of the county, il in from
his mine.
j. L. Luthy writes that he will be back
10 Mohave eounty with his bride about
August LIST.
Subscribe fc. the MIxER and secure
front seat in be.wen for three months, all
for a silver dollr.
Mrs. F. w. Hill, T. J. Christie and
wife and Mrs. J. T. Watkins were pas
sengers on the blackboard from Mineral
Park this evening.
4. si1dlcr snt up hall ton OF splen-
did orc from tae southern part OF the
county. rs sanple.
Frark Hamilton is in town from the
Mississippi mii,e, WsIlapai mountain al
30 many other miners from that district.
The finishing touches will be put on the
race track to-nlorrow afternoon and even
ing and everybody is expected to pitch
in and help.
III. G. Wilson and party OF eight Cali
fornia eap.talias went out to Todd Basin
this morning to look at the Oro Plata and
Mariposa ming.
4 little bird whispers in our car that
we must make note OF the fact that
every lady in town will appear in new
dress on the Fourth.
The water company are en- gagged in re-
laying the pipes connecting their well
with the tank and promise us q good sup
ply Of water in few days.
Frank CocIburn and John .ynch, both
OF whom are popular in tbs town, are ex.
pected to arrive on tie morning train
from Prescott, and stay over the Fourth.
The bids for the las! Sinking Fund
were opened yesterday by Treasurer
Smith and supervisor Nelson, and the
amount in the fund was all taken up at
about s. cents.
Heavy rains have fs.ien in the southern
portion OF the territory during the past
week, and a. so at Prescott, as we gather
from our exchanges, but 50 far Mohave
county has rot been favored.
A great many new laws went into effect
yesterday, bot no official copies Of the
same have been received In this county.
As the thing now stands We don't know
whether the ten commandments are legal
or not.
An old min known as Uncle Billy, was
arrested dav or two since by deputy Y.
q. Marshal Steen in the act Of selling
whisky to IN Indian. He will have his
examination this evening before U. s.
Commissioner Hyde.
Roe's foT-horse team brought over a
load OF ore from the Rural mine at
Mineral Park, about two tons, which is
valued at 1900. For Its size It Is said TO
be the most valuable load Of ore ever
hauled into Kingraan.
There was dissatisfied meeting OF the
stockholders Of the American Flag mine
held last week at Richards & Corins sa-
loon, which resulted in Jim Pemberthy
being fred ont Of the position Of general
superinten lent, and the election Of s. +.
Fuller in his place,
Old Frank Abrams, who sssgsa bis
country during the war as one Of the Cal
ifornia volunteers, and who did as much
10 presefvl the Union in so doing as if he
had been ordered 10 the front, went out
TO Stockton Hill this morning after Load
Of miners with his blackboard and team
gaily decorated with flags.
Henfy'J =. Wilson, the well known Cali
fornia millionaire, accompanied by Judge
Terry and wife and five others, whose
names We have been unable to ascertain,
came in en this mornings train and went
out 10 Told Basin. from whence they will
return tonight. Their visit Is In connec-
ton with the new reduction works 10 be
erected at Todd Basin or KiDgman by
Mr.. Wilson and associates for the purpose
OF ,educi ~ the ores of the Orc Plata and
Masiposs. mines, Hov agEs4 by Mr. VIII
son.
As . straw showing how the wind
blows in relation TO mining matters In
this county. We state that the demand for
extra copies Of our issus Of JUNE 18th, in
which We gave description OF the G. o.
d., Cup.l and other mines at Stockton
Hill, has been 50 great as to exhaust the
entire clifton and conpels us to disap.
poiut a great many OF our patrons who